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Hawaiian Genealogies: Board of Genealogy Records 1882 (Bishop Museum Case 2 G 1-12, Microfilm 232-1), Family Of Chiefs

by: Board of Genealogy of Hawaiian Chiefs (Papa Kuauhau Alii)

Publication date: 1882
Topics: HawaiianGenealogy, Mookuauhau, HouseofUnauna, QueenKapiolani, LucyKapohaialii, Kekahimoku, AaronaUnauna, JKUnauna, Koiileolani, Alii, BishopMuseum, HawaiianKingdom, Lonomaaikanaka, Lonomaikanaka, Alohikea-Smith, nativeChiefs, OhanaAlii
Collection: opensource
Language: English
Item Size: 28.3M

Official typed transcript from the Hawaiian Kingdom Board of Genealogy Records (1882), preserved within the Bishop Museum Archives (Case 2 G 1-12, Microfilm Reel 232-1). This ledger establishes the verified, state-audited pedigree of the Family of Chiefs belonging to the House of Unauna / Kekahimoku lineage to High Chiefess Lucy Kapohaialii (aka Pohaialii) (1853-1928). It details their direct connection to Queen Kapiolani (a descendant of Kauhiokaka via High Chief Kuhio Kalanianaole); through the union of Hulu (k) and Lonomaikanaka (w) (aka Lonomaaikanaka) and it notes key historical intersections involving Kamaneleʻs grandfather Chief Kaoo: Prime Minister to Kalaniopuu, during the 1779 Captain James Cook standoff. Kamaneleʻs mother Haaheo Kaniu, daughter of Kaoo was the Royal nurse of the future King Kalakaua. When Haaheo died, Unauna was next of kin by this genealogy, and the genealogy posted in Ka Nūhou, Jan 6, 1874 as well as Ke Kumulipo o Kalakaua at Bishop Museum Archives (pg.6).
Digitized for preservation and public access. https://www.hawaiiankingdom.org/pdf/BOG_Report_to_Minister_of_Foreign_Affairs_(1887).pdf

See: https://web.archive.org/web/20260924165826/https://www.hawaiiankingdom.org/pdf/BOG_Report_to_Minister_of_Foreign_Affairs_(1887).pdf#